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    Scottish ME/CFS clinical service provision

    So Dr Janet Scott says there has been a clinic in Glasgow for years, but I thought there had only been one specialist ME person, a nurse in Scotland for a long time. I have vague memories of an MEAction Millions Missing Event with two people dressed up as pandas. The point, at the time being...
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    United Kingdom: ME Association news

    Excellent news
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    UK: Disability benefits (UC, ESA and PIP) - news and updates 2026

    They seem keen on OT assessments. It's probably good to explain why there is no specialist input for ME, as the CM (claim or case manager) kept referring to this in my daughter's report. She did have letters from a couple of NHS consultants she's seen re POTS. One of whom had been sent a form...
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    Walk for ME 2026

    Thrilled that you've raised so much for MERUK. Well done. :emoji_balloon:
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    Scottish ME/CFS clinical service provision

    Have you been in Touch with MEAction Scotland? They've been having discussions with Scottish Parliament for years.
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    UK Action for ME Big Survey 2025 - closes 27/1/26 (UK residents only)

    The 2019 one received over 4000 responses. https://www.actionforme.org.uk/resource/2019-big-survey-key-results/
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    UK Action for ME Big Survey 2025 - closes 27/1/26 (UK residents only)

    I wonder if MEA promoted it to their members and on their socials, also MERUK. We could also ask BACME...
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    Action for ME: "How can we manage our wellbeing when interacting with others online"

    I am so sorry to hear this @Dolphin. I am grateful for the articles you post and your comments. I too find that some comments are unduly harsh at times.
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    British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy 'Letter to the Ed' by Emma Hampson

    The name Fiona Symington seemed horribly familiar: Yes wrote this dreadful BMJ article along with PGarner and another. https://www.bmj.com/content/389/bmj.r977
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    Case Report: Neuropsychiatric improvement after treatment of pelvic venous disorder in a multisyndromic patient 2026 Smith et al

    Wow, they treated the underlying mrdical problem and all her symptoms improved, even the neuropsychiatric ones!!
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    Scottish ME/CFS clinical service provision

    I wonder if the ME HASC liaised with the very active, well informed MEAction Sciotland Group that have had numerous discussios with the Scottish Parliament and key people involved in provision of health services. Or have they just barged in and ignored local groups as in Suffolk.
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    UK Action for ME Big Survey 2025 - closes 27/1/26 (UK residents only)

    Thanks @Peter T. As Trish said As Trish says, this is a great opportunity for pwME in the UK to provide accurate and relevant information. The sections are: You and ME: 1-5, demographics, 6-13 your ME,such as when, why, how bad... Impacts of ME: 14-18 see above post, views of others...
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    UK Action for ME Big Survey 2025 - closes 27/1/26 (UK residents only)

    REMINDER Survey closes next Tuesday, 27 Jan -(11.59pm) All questions are optional. Many are multiple choice/Tick box, such as: The Impact of ME All questions on this survey are optional. You can skip questions and whole sections.Please prioritise your health and stop when you need to. Q 14. How...
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    NHS England web pages on ME/CFS

    It struck me the other day that the NICE "Box 2 Symptoms for suspecting ME/CFS" does not include the fact that the person's ability to engage in occupational, educational, social or personal activities is significantly reduced from pre‑illness levels This is mentioned as one of the bullets...
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    UK: All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on ME news, 2020 onward

    Why can we not begiven more notice to contact our MPs!
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    Why Chronic Illness Patients Feel Safer Talking to AI Than to Doctors

    Yes, this is an excellent article, thanks for posting it
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    Media Baffled by Wheelchair ‘Miracles’ Because They Don’t Understand Disability (FAIR)

    The major disadvantage of needing wheelchair assistance at airports is the length of time you remain on the plane until the mobility assistance arrives. I had to wait for an hour at Heathrow once before I was transported to baggage claim, where my walker was available. My husband and daughter...
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    United Kingdom: ME Association news

    He joined the charity 10 years ago, first as a volunteer, working on several niche projects, before accepting a part-time position as the Website and Social Media Manager.As his illness stabilised and his functional abilities improved, Russell took a full-time position as Communications Manager...
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